2023 Year-in-Review
WIN: Muddy Waters House Museum Awarded $1.1M Grant
Muddy Waters house museum gets $1.1M grant, its biggest financial boost yet, Dennis Rodkin, Crain's Chicago Business, 6/8/23
Additional Funding Announced For Muddy...
WIN: Walt Disney’s Childhood Home Hosts Public Tours for the First Time
Walt Disney’s childhood home in Hermosa opens doors for first public tours, Rebecca Johnson, Chicago Tribune, 10/15/23
WIN: The Iowa Building Restoration Underway
Hyde Park Stories: The Iowa Building, Patricia L. Morse, Hyde Park Herald, 3/29/23
WIN: Four Historic Calumet River Bridges to be Restored with Federal Funds
Aging Southeast Side Bridges Over Calumet River To Be Restored With $144 Million From Feds; Vice President Kamala Harris was in Chicago Wednesday to announce...
WIN: Austin’s Pink House Saved But Some Character Lost in Gut Renovation
Austin’s Iconic Pink House Is Now Green; The home is going through extensive renovations, which included changing its famous pink interior and exterior, its...
WIN: High Interest Rates Saves Trio of 1880s Rowhouses from Demolition
Trio of 19th-century Gold Coast row houses get reprieve from demolition, Dennis Rodkin, Crain’s Chicago Business, 9/11/23
WIN: New Construction Incorporates Historic Façade at 3731 N. Sheffield Avenue
City Council Approves Residential Development In Wrigleyville, Ian Achong, Chicago YIMBY, 5/1/23
WIN: Restoration of 1954 W. North Avenue Includes the Reconstruction of the Corner Turret Lost in the 1960s
Construction Continues On 1954 W North Avenue In Wicker Park, Ian Achong, Chicago YIMBY, 5/5/23
WIN: Second Presbyterian Church Completes Extensive Restoration of ‘Tree of Life’ Mural and Tiffany Stained-Glass Windows
Stained-Glass Windows and a Chorus of Painted Angels Glow Again Inside a Chicago Church, Heidi Mitchell, Preservation Magazine, Summer 2023
Historic mural restored...
WIN: Edgar Miller ‘Animal Court’ Sculptures to Finally Be Restored and Reinstalled at National Public Housing Museum
Read the full story: WIN: Edgar Miller ‘Animal Court’ Sculptures to Finally Be Restored and Reinstalled at National Public Housing Museum

